City leaders hope a state grant could fully fund the project ahead of the summer tourism season.

OLPH’s Friday fish fry drive-thru runs 3 to 7 p.m. through March 27 in Corpus Christi, with delivery from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. supporting OLPH Academy.

City Council unanimously approves $8.7 million Northside Aquatics Center despite drought concerns, citing federal mitigation requirements.

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Corpus Christi is on track to sign off on an $8.7 million Northside Aquatic Center even as the city remains stuck in Stage 3 drought restrictions and the western reservoirs that supply much of the ...

It has been a tough century both commercially and recreationally.

That region is expected to hit a stage 1 water emergency in November.

City Council approved $405 million in emergency water projects as officials warn the timeline for a Level One water emergency could accelerate.